Iron Stop® 6.5 Inch Classic Dragonfly Wind Spinner - Copper

Decorating your outdoor living area. The 6.5 Inch Classic Dragonfly Wind Spinner in copper is a perfect example of understated elegance, with bold color and a fun design everyone can appreciate. read full product details »

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Iron Stop® 6.5 Inch Classic Dragonfly Wind Spinner - Copper

The Iron Stop® 6.5 Inch Classic Dragonfly Spinner - Copper is a perfect example of understated elegance, with bold color and a fun design everyone can appreciate. This piece is crafted from 20 gauge powder coated steel for superior durability and weather resistance. A perfect choice to enhance the look of any living space, indoors or out.

Q: Will my wind spinner fade if I leave it outside?

Q: Is this the same wind spinner others offer?

A: No, this is a one-of-a-kind, exclusive copyrighted design available only from Iron Stop®.

Q: What if there isn't any wind? How will my wind spinner work?

A: You can purchase an Iron Stop® battery- or solar-powered motor that automatically spins your wind spinner for you.

Q: What type of metal is used to make the spinners?

A: The wind spinners are made of heavy, 20 gauge, cold rolled steel.

Q: Does the gloss coating offer any special ingredients or protection?

A: The gloss coating on Iron Stop®'s wind spinners is an enamel powder coat. The powder is sprayed on and then the products are run through an oven that melts the powder into the gloss coat. It effectively seals the steel to make it rust resistant. The powder coat used also contains glitter to make the products sparkle even more in the light.

Q: What is the process when beginning a new design?

A: Iron Stop®'s wind spinners are hand-sketched, copyrighted, one-of-a-kind designs. They start the old-fashioned way with a pencil and paper. The design is sketched on paper to get a rough idea of what they want designed and how the piece will look. Once they get the basic shape figured out they scan the sketch and redraw it on the computer using special software. Once it is where they want it they send the file to a laser programmer to have a sample made. After they get the sample back and make any necessary adjustments they then proceed to designing the graphics.